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SFUSD board adopts tentative agreements with craft unions
Summary
After public hearing and superintendent recommendation, the board conducted roll-call votes and adopted tentative collective bargaining agreements with multiple craft unions and Carpenters Local 22; one member announced an abstention for conflict of interest prior to discussion.
The San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education held public hearings and moved to adopt tentative agreements with multiple craft unions, including separate disclosure documents for Carpenters Local 22. Administration recommended adoption and described the agreements as part of joint collective bargaining that contributes to addressing the district's fiscal deficit.
During the public hearing, Superintendent Garcia thanked the craft union partners "for the joint common agreement and their acknowledgment of the need to contribute to the solving the district's current fiscal deficit." Commissioner Wenz informed the board that she would abstain from voting on these items for conflict-of-interest reasons before discussion began. The board then proceeded to roll-call votes; recorded tallies showed the motions carried with recorded ayes sufficient for adoption.
Why it matters: The agreements formalize labor terms with multiple building trades and craft unions and were presented with related public disclosure documents. Those deals form part of the district’s broader approach to contract negotiation and budget balancing.
Next steps: The board’s recorded roll calls will be included in the official minutes and the administration will file required public disclosure documents associated with the agreements.
Source: Public hearing and roll-call votes at SFUSD board meeting.
